Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-30

the Queen made Rn address of weloom, ] and extended the freedom of the city tC ? her majesty.
 MONTREAL, April 22.-This city +
 again suffering from inUndHtiOn, The . ice gorge above Victoria bridge has caused the flooding of St. Charles, St.
 Paul and all other low laying localities
 Nuns Island Is under water. and the
 nuns had a narrow escape in their night
 clothes. At Long, the ice crushed into
 houses and demolished q great number
 1f them. There is a great distress ID
 the poor quarters of the city.
 CrrY OF MEXICo, Aprll 22-The con
 ssitutional amendment passed the house
 Of deputies last night by an Overvbelm-
 ing majority. On the call of the roll l24
 deputies voted for the amendment. The proposition allows one reelection of the
 president, that IS. two successive terms.
 The amendment now goes tO the senate
 where i, wIll probably be passed with
 0Ut debate. BT Americans here this action Is interpreted as meaning the
 reelection Of LIaz and the consequent l advancement of Mexican railroad stocks
 and government securities Rs we'll as the
 improvement of sll American interests 1 here.
 sr. LoUIs, April 22.-A brief special from NegGds, Aio., says terrific cyclone
 swept through part of Vernon county
 last evening doing great damsgs to
 property Gnd killing R number of peo- | pie, Thirty houses are known to have
 been destroyed and fifteen persons are
 said Co have been killed.
 WsCO. Tex, April 22 The rains of | west rn Texas have filled the channel of | the Brazos river and have brought with | the current mass of polluted cattle l carcassss that offset the advantages of | the Tain and give promise of disease,
 The cGrcasses aTs evidently from the
 slkah country as they are entirely de-
 void of hair.
 ALBUoUERoUE, \. M., April % Two cowboys named Finnesy and Ems ley, while IntoxcHtsd at the small cattle
 town of Seven Rivers, picked a quarrel
 with D. A. Burdett, well-known
 rancbman, and killed him. They then escaped. A sherlfi's posse IS after them.
 BERLIN, April 25,-Tle tone of the contents of the press on the Schnaebeles affair and the fresh rumors m relation to ihe arrest are causing alarm Tn Der lin.
 CHICAGO, April 25.-A Washington pecisl to the news, says: 6 rumOr Is | beicg circulated here that the British ! Minister, Sir Lionel West is soon to be mlrrIed 10 a daughter of Senator Mitch | ell, Of Oregon. The foundation for the Tumor IS said to be owing tO the fact | that the minister has invited Miss Mitchell tO accompany himself and
 daughter to England for the summer.
 SACRAMENTO. April 25.-At the regular ! quarterly meeting of the Ssats Board of | tary m this city, letter was received ' from Dr. Choste. stating that there was no small poT in San Bernardino county;
 a telegram dated the 23d inst. from Dr. ! N. HaEGn, health officer of Los Angeles, in rcPly 70 a dispatch of inquiry sent by , he president of the board was read 1 He responded that there was not case Oi small pox in that city with the excep- ton of two in tue hospital. A telegram wss also received from Dr. Magee, of San Diego. stating that one case of small pOx had been reported ID Linda ! patch was received from him by Dr Ty- rell to the effect that a cHse had devel- oped m family ID San Diego. After ! thorough discussion it was resolved that in case no further small pOx cases were developed between this tune and the first dsy of May, the secretary bs instructed to discharge the medical inspectors un- III such time Bs their services be again required.
 NEW YORK, April 2j.-SenaiOr Sher.
 Dsu, who Is here on Q visit. prOnOunces tle story oi the attempt to kidnap him Iug io his eIIerIeuce ID Cuba to give the slightest foundation to the story.
 ST. LoUIs, AprIl 25.-The Republi- gll' Washington correspondent, ID re ,eE.ing 10 the presidential renominatiOn natter says: "The president had quite recently prepared Q letter to be made ugJ ir. setting forth his views in regard Co a second term, uuqualitedly declsr lug hat he would not be a candidate for reelection. Yielding tO the earnest per-Ilsions of his friends he consented. however, to hold the letter for the present., at least, if not to wholly sbsn- don his intention of giving it to the pu5lc."
 SAN FRASCIsCo, April 25.-CIty repre- seutatives of thirty oue Trades Union assl mbled yesterday in response to an iuvitstiOn of the Cigar Makers Union, to dCyl=e plan whereby the interests of ! Trade LgbOrers can be best advanced. The cTedential committees report, which VAS adopted. recommended the Rdmis- sion of 24 delegates present, and the ex- | c.usion of the five delegates from the council of the Federste Trades, Butchers Protective UnIon, German Butcher | Union, and Musicians Reciprocal CnlOn. The organization IS 10 be known et the Trades Union mutual alliance and | wIu Le governed by an executive com mI.tee of l5. Its object IS to assist all white working men m their struggles ! against Chinese labOrs. The following ! officers were elected: President Her man Gnttstsdt; Vice President W. Ay- ! lIug; Secretary, Hamilton H. DObbin.
 I. Norganthales. who was elected treas Urer, declined to serve.
 WASHINGTON, April 23.-The inter , stste commission has made an order suspending the 4th section for seventy ! i've days, subject to revocation and with
 
 shall be raised above those in force on | April 20. This applies to the North rrn Pacific, Soutnern Pacific, Atchison, Topeka 6 Santa Fe and St. Louis and | San Francisco lines.
 : LINCOLN, Neb., April 23.- Patrick Es- gan Las caused to be conveyed to the : DrbLn Castle authorities an intimatiou ! that / they have any criminal charges : a.aIus; him. they will give an under . s.s15i-g.O Q change Ot venue and that . tLey will no. pick a a!ury, but give him 8 ' n1mbe. of challenges exercised by the ] prosecution which is the test number ! accorded auy where in America, he will | .- once. no matter what may be the eI- | reuse or inconvenience, go over 10 Dub | iin and squsrely meet any and every so- | cu=a:iou ofs criminal nature they dare | tn make against him. This is Mir. Es- | gan'= reply Co the speech of Mayor [ Sanderson and the Marquis of liar
 rIugtOn.
 ! Pans, April 23-The cabinet to-day
 discussed ;he Schnse beles arrest. SOr-
 rien, minister of justice, submitted re-
 rort made Oi iLe affair to the procureau
 . l.